Buying Guide, Fashion

Erdem Jewellery and Accessories: Pearl Brooches, Royal Mint Bloom Pieces, Headbands and Scarves

Buying Guide, Fashion

Erdem Jewellery and Accessories: Pearl Brooches, Royal Mint Bloom Pieces, Headbands and Scarves

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Erdem jewellery and accessories on Coveti run from $430 for a Pearl Alphabet Brooch to $1,400 for the cast brass Flower Bud Brooch. The headline pieces are the Bloom jewellery made with The Royal Mint in 925 sterling silver plated in 18 karat gold vermeil ($810 to $1,090), Italian-cast brass earrings ($660 to $1,180), embroidered headbands ($660 to $840) and silk scarves ($580 to $790).

Key facts

  • Erdem is the London label founded in 2005 by Erdem Moralioglu, a Royal College of Art graduate born in Montreal.
  • The Bloom jewellery is an exclusive collaboration with The Royal Mint, introduced in the Pre Spring 2026 collection.
  • Bloom pieces are 925 sterling silver plated in 18 karat gold vermeil, made with precious metals recovered from reclaimed technology.
  • Erdem makes a Pearl Alphabet Brooch for every letter; Coveti stocks 22 initials at $430 each.
  • Most Erdem brass earrings and brooches are cast in Italy, and the Wide Leather Belt is made in Italy from locally sourced leather.
  • The square scarves come in two sizes: 90 x 90cm in pure silk and 135 x 135cm in a modal and silk blend.
  • Coveti ships Erdem accessories worldwide from its UAE and Australia hubs by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority.

Erdem is best known for its printed and embroidered dresses, which I cover in detail in who Erdem is and how the house began. The accessories follow the same rules as the clothes. Flowers appear everywhere, pearls are used freely, and the finish leans antique rather than shiny. This guide covers every jewellery and accessory family Coveti carries this season, with prices in US dollars, the materials as Erdem describes them, and how I would wear and gift each piece. You can browse the full edit on the Erdem brand page.

What jewellery does Erdem make?

Erdem jewellery falls into three groups. The first is costume jewellery in gold-tone and silver-tone brass, set with pearls, glass crystals and agate. The second is the Bloom collection with The Royal Mint, which is the only group in solid precious metal. The third is brooches, which Erdem treats almost as a category of its own: pearl initials, cast brass stems, leather flowers, satin tulips and embroidered bows.

The recurring motif is a flower bud on a curved stem. Erdem calls it the bloom motif, and the same shape is cast into the handle of the Erdem Bloom bag. If you own the bag, the jewellery is designed to sit next to it.

Pearl Alphabet Brooches: A to Z initials

The Pearl Alphabet Brooch is the simplest Erdem piece to buy and the easiest to give. Each brooch is a single capital letter built from faux pearls in varying sizes, with a scattering of crystals for shimmer, on a brass pin. Erdem makes one for every letter of the alphabet and suggests pinning an initial to the lapel of a favourite coat.

Coveti currently stocks 22 letters at $430 each: A, B, D, F, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z. The letters C, E, G and J are not in our current allocation. Start with the Pearl Alphabet Brooch A and the rest of the letters sit in the brooches and pins edit.

Two brooches worn together spell out initials on a jacket, and I like a single letter on the band of a hat. Because the pearls are faux, the brooch is light enough for knitwear without pulling the stitches.

Other Erdem brooches

The wider brooch family is where Erdem gets theatrical. The Flower Bud Brooch ($1,400) is cast in gold-tone brass and measures 21.5cm tall, a long curved stem ending in a single bud. The Satin Flower Brooch ($770) is a three-dimensional tulip in matte satin cady, 25cm long, in cameo pink and in black. Erdem describes the tulip as one of Erdem Moralioglu’s recurring motifs. The Flower Leather Brooch ($770) has 3D leather flowers crafted in Italy and stands 12cm high. For Autumn Winter 2026 there is a hand-embroidered Textured Satin Bow Brooch ($770) in pink and blue, plus a Crystal Brooch ($840) with trailing glass crystals on silver-tone brass.

The Royal Mint Bloom jewellery

The Bloom jewellery is Erdem’s exclusive collaboration with The Royal Mint, the British coin maker. Erdem introduced the pieces in its Pre Spring 2026 collection, the season inspired by the 17th century botanical illustrator Maria Sibylla Merian. Every piece is 925 sterling silver plated in 18 karat gold vermeil, made with a process that recovers precious metals from reclaimed technology. All five show the bud motif.

  • Bloom Ring, $810. Adjustable, so there is no ring size to choose.
  • Bloom Stud Earrings, $840. For pierced ears.
  • Bloom Loop Earrings, $900. A bud with a looping stem, for pierced ears.
  • Bloom Brooch, $1,030. 8cm long and 2.6cm wide.
  • Bloom Necklace, $1,090.

Vermeil is a thick layer of gold over sterling silver, so these pieces sit between costume jewellery and fine jewellery in both price and durability. They are the pieces I would choose for daily wear, because the silver base does not react the way plated brass can over time. Note that the Bloom Pearl Bracelet ($900) shares the name but is a separate design in gold-tone brass with three pearls, cast in Italy, and is not part of The Royal Mint collaboration.

Erdem earrings: brass, agate and crystal

Erdem earrings cost $660 to $1,180 on Coveti. Most are cast in Italy from brass, and the stones are real agate, glass crystal and pearl.

The Autumn Winter 2026 Stone Drop Earrings ($1,180) are the strongest pieces. Each has charms of pearl and agate joined by a fine link chain, in light-gold brass. They come in green agate, black agate and white agate. The Stone Drop Earring in Green Agate works with the season’s dark florals. The shorter Stone Earring ($1,180) pairs light-gold brass with a single agate stone.

For more sparkle, the Crystal Earrings ($660) combine silver-tone brass and glass crystals in pink and green. The Crystal Long Earring in Pink Crystal ($1,030) is crafted in Italy and set with clear and coloured crystals along its full length, and there is a blue version at the same price. The Pre Fall 2026 Crystal Long Earring in Black and Clear Crystal ($840) uses petal-shaped crystals.

The pearl styles are softer. The Floral Pearl Stud Earring ($750) is a light gold-tone flower bud with a pearl at its centre, and the Floral Pearl Long Earring ($810) adds pearl-trimmed drop chains. The Crystal Pearl Earring ($660) is a clip-on, which makes it the one to pick for anyone without pierced ears. See every pair in the designer earrings edit.

Embroidered headbands

Erdem headbands cost $660 to $840 and come in three widths. The narrow style is the most wearable. The Narrow Embroidered Headband ($660) is wrapped in cameo pink satin and set with crystals. The Wide Embroidered Headband in Cameo Pink ($840) adds crystals arranged as a botanical motif, and its black twin uses a satin cady base with beads. For Autumn Winter 2026 the Embellished Headband in Blue ($770) is textured satin with trailing floral embroidery, also made in pink.

A wide headband does a lot of work at a wedding where hats are optional. It reads as dressed without the commitment of a fascinator. All styles are in the hair accessories edit.

Silk and modal scarves

Erdem scarves cost $580 to $790 on Coveti, and the size tells you how to wear them.

  • Floral Print Silk Scarf, $660. Pure silk, 90 x 90cm. Orchids printed on black in a mirrored layout inspired by the symmetry of Alphonse Mucha.
  • Silk Twill Scarf, $660. A square silk scarf with two painterly rose prints spliced together.
  • Printed Scarf, $790. A modal and silk blend, 135 x 135cm, printed with a blue toile de jouy inspired design of flowers, birds and butterflies.
  • Satin Cady Neck Scarf, $580. A long, narrow scarf about 3.5m in pink and 3.6m in black, with a fluid face and a matte crepe reverse.

The 90cm silk square folds into a neckerchief and also ties onto a bag handle. The 135cm modal and silk square is large enough to wear as a shawl over an evening dress. The satin cady neck scarf is long enough to wrap twice and leave the ends trailing down the back. The full range is in the designer scarves edit.

Belts, beanies and the lace collar

The Wide Leather Belt ($840) is made in Italy from locally sourced black leather and measures 5cm across. It is the belt to put over a long cardigan. The Double Wrap Belt ($710) is smooth black leather with a rectangular buckle. The Narrow Bow Belt ($750) is satin with a large bow, in ivory and black, and it is the quickest way to change the line of a plain dress.

The Knitted Beanie ($790) is rib-knitted from cashmere and set with crystals in the shape of a flower. It comes in navy and ivory, and the Knitted Beanie in Ivory Cashmere is my pick for travel.

The Lace Collar ($510) is an off-white detachable collar inspired by antique designs, with long ties that fasten at the back. Worn over a black crewneck, it does what an Erdem blouse does for a fraction of the price.

How much do Erdem accessories cost?

These are current Coveti prices in US dollars for Autumn Winter 2026, Pre Fall 2026 and the core Erdem Signatures line.

Category Coveti price (USD) Materials
Pearl Alphabet Brooch $430 Faux pearls, crystals, brass pin
Lace Collar $510 Lace
Scarves $580 to $790 Silk, modal and silk, satin cady
Headbands $660 to $840 Satin, satin cady, crystals, embroidery
Earrings $660 to $1,180 Brass, pearls, glass crystals, agate
Belts $710 to $840 Leather, satin
Other brooches $770 to $1,400 Brass, satin, leather, crystals
Cashmere beanie $790 100% cashmere, crystals
Royal Mint Bloom jewellery $810 to $1,090 925 silver, 18 karat gold vermeil
Bloom Pearl Bracelet $900 Gold-tone brass, pearls

For the full picture across dresses, gowns and bags, see the Erdem price guide.

Erdem gifts for the holidays

For holiday gifting I sort the range by budget. Under $500, the Pearl Alphabet Brooch at $430 is personal and needs no sizing. The Lace Collar at $510 is the other low-risk choice. Between $500 and $900, a silk scarf, a headband, the Bloom Ring and the Bloom Stud Earrings all arrive in a size that fits everyone. Around $1,000, the Bloom Necklace at $1,090 is the closest Erdem gets to a keepsake, since it is precious metal.

Pair an accessory with something larger and the gift becomes a set. A Bloom Brooch with a Micro Bloom bag repeats the bud motif twice. The Autumn Winter 2026 and Holiday 2027 collection guide covers the season’s party dresses if you are buying a full look. Coveti ships worldwide, and the delivery options for each region are explained in where to buy Erdem. Order early in December, because DHL Express and FedEx volumes peak before the holidays.

How to care for Erdem jewellery and accessories

My advice here is general practice for these materials, so always follow the care label that arrives with the piece.

  • Gold vermeil: put it on after perfume and lotion, wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wear, and store each piece in its own pouch so the gold layer does not scratch.
  • Brass with pearls and crystals: keep it dry, avoid chemical cleaners, and store it flat away from humidity.
  • Faux pearl brooches: wipe with a dry cloth only, and close the pin before storing.
  • Silk and satin: I would use a specialist dry cleaner and store scarves rolled, not folded, to avoid hard creases.
  • Cashmere: hand wash cold, dry flat, and keep crystal embellishment away from rough surfaces.
  • Leather belts: hang them, and use a neutral leather conditioner a couple of times a year.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Erdem x Royal Mint collaboration?

It is a Bloom jewellery collection made with The Royal Mint, introduced in Erdem’s Pre Spring 2026 collection. The ring, stud earrings, loop earrings, brooch and necklace are 925 sterling silver plated in 18 karat gold vermeil, made with precious metals recovered from reclaimed technology. On Coveti they cost $810 to $1,090.

Which Erdem Pearl Alphabet Brooch letters does Coveti stock?

Coveti stocks 22 letters at $430 each: A, B, D, F, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z. Erdem makes every letter of the alphabet, and the letters C, E, G and J are not in the current Coveti allocation.

Is Erdem jewellery real gold?

Only the Bloom pieces made with The Royal Mint use precious metal, which is 925 sterling silver plated in 18 karat gold vermeil. The other earrings, brooches and bracelets are gold-tone and silver-tone brass set with pearls, glass crystals and agate, and most are cast in Italy.

Does Erdem make clip-on earrings?

Yes. The Crystal Pearl Earring at $660 is a clip-on style with petal-shaped crystals and pearls. The Bloom Stud Earrings and Bloom Loop Earrings are made for pierced ears.

What size are Erdem silk scarves?

The Floral Print Silk Scarf is a pure silk square of 90 x 90cm. The Printed Scarf is a modal and silk square of 135 x 135cm. The Satin Cady Neck Scarf is a long narrow style of about 3.5m to 3.6m.

What is the best Erdem gift under $500?

The Pearl Alphabet Brooch at $430 is the best Erdem gift under $500 because it is personal and needs no sizing. The Lace Collar at $510 is just above that budget and suits anyone who wears knitwear.

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